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Arm editing and click what you want to change — walls, roof, drive or terrace.
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Sixty-four finishes, and none of them are flat pictures. Builder builds each material procedurally from height fields, so clinker brick has real normals and cavity occlusion, standing-seam metal catches the sun on its seams, and the paving sets read as ground, not wallpaper. Resin gravel, hoggin, slate chip, bark, decking with a composite variant, and tarmac round out the ground work.
Arm editing and click what you want to change — walls, roof, drive or terrace.
Sixty-four finishes across walls, roofs and ground work.
The material is procedural, so it keeps its relief at any angle and distance.
Colours and finishes are their own co-editing area — hand them over and touch nothing else.
Materials & finishes is one of fifteen feature pages covering what ships in Builder today — every claim here maps to a shipped, verified feature. The list below is the concrete surface:
Neither. Each of the 64 swatches is built procedurally from height fields, which gives real surface normals and cavity occlusion — the brick has depth, the seams catch light, the shadows stay honest at grazing angles.
Twelve paving sets from block stretcher to stepping stones, plus resin gravel, hoggin, slate chip, bark, decking with a composite variant, and tarmac. Drives, paths, terraces and courtyards are covered.
Yes — finishes are saved with the design, so a link opened by your architect or your client shows exactly the materials you chose, and they can co-edit them if you grant the colours & finishes area.
Keep reading the tour, or jump back to the Explore hub for all fifteen.
No install, no plugin — a house builds itself the moment the page opens.
Illustrations by GetIllustrations.com (Angle pack).